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上海市上海外国语大学附属外国语学校 2025-2026 学年七年级
下学期过程性评价一英语试卷
（HM B2 Unit 2）
Paper One
I. Listening (15%)
Section A Short conversations
Directions: You will hear five short conversations. After you hear a conversation and the question
about it, please decide which is the best answer to the question you have heard. Each conversation
will be read only once. (5%)
1. A. Have lunch alone. B. Find a job in a new company.
C. Eat with somebody else. D. Go with the woman.
2. A. A model. B. A fashion designer.
C. A painter. D. An artist.
3. A. $27. B. $15.
C. $24. D. $6.
4. A. He is not sure what is wrong with the car.
B. The woman should continue driving.
C. He forgot to make reservations. D. They will arrive late for dinner.
5. A. Snow in October is unusual. B. Winter is her favorite season.
C. Canadian winters are rather long. D. She does not believe it will snow.
Section B Passage
Directions: You will hear a passage. After you hear the passage and the questions about it, please
decide the best answers to the questions you have heard. The passage will be read twice. (5%)
6. A. She won her first gold medal. B. She decided to quit skiing.
C. She had a serious accident. D. She moved to a different country.
7. A. The women's downhill. (高山滑雪)
B. The women's standing slalom. (回转滑雪)
C. The women's biathlon. (冬季两项)
D. The women's snowboard cross. (单板滑雪障碍追逐)
8. A. She was competing in her first international event.
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B. She was much older than the other competitors.
C. She was not expected to win, having qualified in fourth place.
D. She had broken her equipment just before the final run.
9. A. She views it as a barrier that limits her potential.
B. She believes it has made her a stronger person.
C. She prefers not to talk about it in public interviews.
D. She thinks it gives her an advantage over other skiers.
10. A. The importance of winning gold medals for your country.
B. The role of advanced technology in modern Paralympic sports.
C. The idea that overcoming hardship can lead to remarkable achievements.
D. The fierce competition between Chinese and Slovakian athletes.
Section C Spot Dictation
Directions: You will hear a short passage. Listen and fill in the blanks with exactly what you hear.
The passage will be read twice. (5%)
On March 6th in Verona, Italy, a record of ______ from 55 countries and regions are competing,
celebrating the 50th year of ______ ______.
China has sent its largest-ever overseas delegation, with 70 athletes competing in all six sports.
After just two days of competition, the team has already made history. As of March 8th, China
______3______ with an incredible 8 golds, 5 silvers, and 3 bronzes.
Chinese athletes dominated the para biathlon, winning four golds in a single day. Stars like Cai
Jiayun and Wang Yue each won their ______ ______1 the Games. In para snowboard, Wu Zhongwei
delivered a stunning victory in the men's snowboard cross ______ ______ a collision in front of him.
His teammate Ji Lijia successfully defended his title from Beijing 2022.
II. Choices (10%)
11. No one knew exactly ______ the athlete would recover from the injury in time for the final.
A. that B. whether C. what D. when
12. The coach explained to us ______ hard work and perseverance ______ to success.
A. why; leads B. that; lead C. what; led D. which; leading
13. All the fans are wondering ______.
A. how many gold medals will our team win
B. how many will our team win gold medals
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C. how many gold medals our team would win
D. how many gold medals our team will win
14. The referee noticed that something was wrong and asked ______.
A. what was the matter with the athlete B. what the matter was with the athlete
C. what is wrong with the athlete D. what the athlete was wrong
15. Is your best friend still in the library
No, he ______. He left ten minutes ago.
A. has left B. was leaving C. is leaving D. had left
16. He ______ this school for three years, so he ______ many friends here.
A. has joined; made B. joined; has made
C. has been in; has made D. has been to; made
17. The old library ______ since 2010, but it ______ last year.
A. has opened; closed B. opened; would close
C. was open; has closed D. has been open; closed
18. Among all the students in our class, Li Ming studies ______.
A. the most carefully B. the most careful
C. more carefully D. most careful
19. No student in our class runs ______ Wang Hao.
A. as faster as B. faster as C. so fast than D. so fast as
20. Taking exercise every day makes us feel ______ than before.
A. much healthy B. much healthier C. more healthier D. healthy
21. In the men's 100-meter ______ final of the World Athletics Championships, the Jamaican player
broke the tournament record with 9.78 seconds.
A. sprint B. archery C. discus D. javelin
22. The script of the school play was lost an hour before the performance, so the actors had to
______ the lines and actions to make the show go on.
A. improvise B. revise C. compose D. improve
23. After 120 minutes of fierce competition, the Champions League final between Manchester City
and Real Madrid ended in a 1-1 ______ and entered the penalty shootout.
A. win B. loss C. draw D. score
24. The star player of the national football team was ______ for insulting the referee in the
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Asian Cup qualifier, which made the team face a severe personnel shortage in the next game.
A. sent off B. taken off C. put off D. cut off
25. ______, what really matters in our daily life is not how much we own but how much we cherish
the people around us.
A. On the end of the day B. In the end of the day
C. At the end of the day D. By the end of the day
26. After the Chinese diving team won all the gold medals in the World Aquatics Championships,
people all over the country ______ them ______ their perfect performance.
A. celebrated; on B. congratulated; on
C. congratulated; for D. praised; with
27. In the last minute of the World Cup final, Messi ______ a wonderful goal with a left-footed shot,
helping Argentina win the championship for the third time.
A. set B. reached C. achieved D. scored
28. Teenagers in China are ______ about traditional Chinese culture recently, and
they actively take part in various cultural experience activities like paper-cutting and calligraphy.
A. enthusiastic B. exciting C. interested D. fond
29. In the Women's Tennis Open, when the seed player suddenly got injured in the second set, the
coach immediately called a ______ to replace her and continue the game.
A. captain B. referee C. champion D. reserve
30. In the men's high jump final of the Asian Games, the Chinese player tried his best but only
______ because of a slight mistake in the final jump, missing the gold medal by a narrow margin.
A. took the lead B. came second C. won the gold D. ended in a draw
III. Cloze (15%)
Kim Stemple used to work as a special education teacher and a marathon runner before she got
__31__ to exercise. She loved life and running.
"Racing wasn't fun," she said. "I was there to get to the finish line as __32__ as I could." She
thought the most important thing was to finish a race rather than __33__ it.
__34__, in 2009, she got sick. Over the next several years, Kim's doctors found __35__
problems. She had to __36__ in hospital for a long time.
Once, Kim felt very down at the hospital. Then a friend gave her a medal. The medal came from
a racing partner who had just finished a half-marathon in Las Vegas. He hoped the medal __37__ her
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up. It worked very well.
When other patients saw the medal, they all said they wanted medals too. That made Kim
realize the __38__ of such a small thing. "A medal is a simple way to send a positive __39__," she
thought. And soon, in 2012, her charity We Finish Together was set up. It __40__ medals from
different people and __41__ them to people in need.
The donor usually writes a note on the ribbon "This helps __42__ a real link between
strangers," says Kim. "When they receive a medal, they will know they're not invisible - that
someone __43__."
Can a simple medal really make a difference Joan Musarra, who had a serious illness, said yes.
"I opened my package and found my new medal and warm notes. I was __44__ moved," she wrote.
"At that moment, I was sitting on my couch breathing through an oxygen pipe. Feeling seen and not
__45__ meant everything."
"We rise by lifting others, and I needed a rise," Kim said. "Now I realize every single moment
truly counts. Every small act of kindness holds immeasurable value."
31. A. sick enough B. so sick C. too sick D. very sick
32. A. quick B. fast C. faster D. more quickly
33. A. attend B. lose C. watch D. win
34. A. Besides B. However C. Therefore D. Moreover
35. A. fewer and fewer B. less and less C. more and more D. better and better
36. A. stay B. study C. train D. work
37. A. to cheer B. will cheer C. cheers D. would cheer
38. A. cost B. shape C. power D. beauty
39. A. action B. change C. effect D. message
40. A. brings B. collects C. protects D. saves
41. A. sells B. lends C. donates D. rents
42. A. build B. break C. refuse D. lose
43. A. calls B. cares C. competes D. wins
44. A. nearly B. mostly C. deeply D. hardly
45. A. alive B. isolated C. around D. asleep
IV. Reading Comprehension (5%+5%+5%)
(A)
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Welcome to the
SPORT POD
Are you looking for up-to-date scores
Do you want more information about your
favorite players
Would you like to connect with passionate fans
just like you
You've come to the right place! The SPORT
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The SPORT POD has more features than any other site out there, including:
- live scores from - pre-game - message boards You are just ONE
baseball, football, predictions and where you can CLICK away!
basketball, soccer, post-game analysis exchange Best of all, you can
hockey, bowling, by experts and information with use the SPORT POD
lacrosse, strategy hints and players and other completely FREE.
cross-country scoring tips that can fans YES, sign me up
running, volleyball, help you improve - personal home right away!
table tennis, and your game pages that allow you No thanks, not right
other sports around to track your favorite now.
the world teams and players New users get free
access for the first 90
days of their
membership.
46. What is the main purpose of the SPORT POD
A. To share sports news. B. To provide sports training.
C. To sell sports equipment. D. To organize sports events.
47. What can users do on the message boards
A. Get free sports clothes online. B. Share ideas with other sports fans.
C. Watch live sports games at home. D. Learn to make personal home pages.
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48. What can we learn about the free use of the SPORT POD
A. It is only for students under 18. B. New users can use it free for 90 days.
C. All people can use it free forever. D. Users must pay after creating a home page.
49. What can we infer from the passage
A. The website is only for teenage users.
B. All features on the website are free forever.
C. Only professional players can use the website.
D. The SPORT POD is helpful for different kinds of sports fans.
50. What is the intended purpose of the displayed "YES, sign me up right away!"
A. To showcase the extensive variety of features and services available on the website.
B. To encourage potential users to quickly register and start using the website's offerings.
C. To prove that the SPORT POD provides the most up-to-date and current sports information. D.
To remind users that they can obtain detailed information about their favorite sports players.
(B)
Eileen Gu has emerged as the highest-earning athlete at the Winter Olympics, with reported
earnings of $23 million last year. But for most Winter Olympians, the majority of their income
comes from high-profile sponsorship deals. Just competing can be a financial strain (压 力 ). It's
estimated that it costs around $100,000 a year for athletes to reach the standard to compete at the
Winter Olympics. That includes training, travel and equipment expenses. In some events like figure
skating, the cost can be double that.
Many countries have a funding structure in place. For example, Team GB's Athlete Performance
Award helps with sports and living costs as they work toward Olympic qualification, but only certain
athletes qualify, and some sports receive no funding at all. Jamaica's bobsled (雪橇) team says the
cost of getting to the Games was $700,000, including travel, training, visa fees, ice time and their
sleds.
Some Winter Olympians have launched crowdfunding campaigns. A Canadian cross-country
skier receives no government funding but raised $15,000 to help cover his annual costs. Others work
a job alongside competing. Switzerland's Franz von Allmen, who won three gold medals in Milan in
his first Olympics, was a carpenter before this. The alpine skier also took on seasonal work on
mountain slopes during the summer months to cover his training and competition expenses.
The International Olympic Committee does not pay athletes for winning medals. Countries do
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offer financial incentives (激励) typically cash bonuses, but they vary significantly. One of the
most generous medal bonuses came from Kazakhstan for figure skater Denis Ten, whose gold was
only his country's second ever. He received a quarter of a million dollars. Team USA medalists earn
significantly less: around $37,000 for gold, $30,000 for silver.
But an exceptional Olympic performance can be life-changing. Skeleton (钢架雪车) athlete
Matt Weston became the first Team GB athlete to win two gold medals at a single Winter Olympics.
Analysts say he could earn $1.3 million through sponsorships and building his personal brand.
51. What kind of expenses are included in the $100,000 annual cost for Winter Olympians
A. Only training fees B. Equipment and ice time
C. Travel and visa fees only D. Training, travel and equipment
52. What do we know about Team GB's Athlete Performance Award
A. It is for all sports and athletes.
B. It is the most generous funding.
C. It covers all Olympians' living costs.
D. It helps qualified athletes with training and living costs.
53. Why did Switzerland's Franz von Allmen work as a carpenter and on mountain slopes
A. He loved those jobs more than skiing.
B. He needed money to support his competition expenses.
C. He couldn't get any sponsorship deals.
D. He wanted to gain experience for skiing.
54. What can we infer from the passage about Winter Olympians' income
A. All athletes can get high sponsorship fees.
B. Medal bonuses from countries are the main income source.
C. Exceptional performance may bring more sponsorship opportunities.
D. The International Olympic Committee provides high medal bonuses.
55. Which of the following is the most suitable title for this passage
A. How to Become a Winter Olympian
B. The Most Successful Winter Olympians
C. Medal Bonuses for Winter Olympians Around the World
D. Winter Olympians: Income, Costs and Financial Support
(C)
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At the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games, Chinese swimmer Jiang Yuyan (蒋裕燕) won the gold
medal in the women's 50m freestyle S6 final. She set a new Paralympic record with a time of 32.59
seconds, thrilling the whole stadium and moving countless viewers around the world with her
extraordinary perseverance.
Jiang lost her right arm and right leg in a terrible car accident when she was only 8 years old.
Many people thought that she could never live a normal life, let alone become a top athlete, but she
has proven that she is stronger than any difficulty life throws at her. In daily training, she has to
overcome far more challenges than ordinary swimmers. It is much harder for her to keep balance in
water—without a right arm to help with strokes and a right leg to kick, she often drifted off course in
the early days of training, leaving her shoulders sore and legs exhausted.
There were countless tough moments: once, she practiced stroke after stroke for 4 hours straight,
her only remaining arm trembling so badly that she could barely hold a water bottle, and her stump
(残肢) was rubbed raw by the swim cap. But she never gave up—she asked her coach to tie a rope
around her waist to keep her on track, and she practiced breathing techniques hundreds of times a
day until she could swim steadily. She has trained for over 10 years and has become faster, more
confident, and more resilient than ever before.
The final was full of excitement. When the starting whistle blew, Jiang jumped into the pool
quickly, using her left arm and remaining leg to power through the water. In the last 15 meters, she
sped up with all her strength, passing one competitor after another. The crowd cheered loudly as she
touched the wall first. Everyone could see that she had made her dream come true through years of
hard work.
After the race, Jiang said that she was proud of herself for never giving up and that she wanted
to thank her coach and family for their unwavering support. She also believes that nothing is
impossible if you keep trying with all your heart. She hopes that her story can encourage more
disabled people to be brave and chase their dreams bravely.
Jiang has already won many gold medals and broken several world records. As Napoleon
Bonaparte once said, "The man who has made up his mind to win will never say 'Impossible'". This
famous quote perfectly fits Jiang's life and career. She shows the world that the Paralympic spirit is
about courage and persistence. Her story tells us that we should never limit our own ability, no
matter how difficult the situation is.
Answer the following questions in COMPLETE sentences.
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1. In what event did Jiang Yuyan win the gold medal at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games, and what
record did she set
2. How did Jiang Yuyan overcome the difficulty of keeping balance in water during her training
3. Jiang has trained for over 10 years and become more resilient, hasn't she
4. What does Jiang Yuyan's story show us about the Paralympic spirit
5. In your opinion, what qualities make Jiang Yuyan an inspiring swimmer, and how can we learn
from her experience in our daily life
Paper Two
I. Word Transformation (10%)
1. The professional ______ from the Chinese national team have spent years perfecting their balance,
flexibility, and strength to compete at the highest international level. (gymnastics)
2. If you want to improve your physical fitness and overall health, you should exercise ______ than
before and maintain a much more balanced diet. (regular)
3. Since his childhood, he has been ______ about exploring the mysteries of the world. (enthusiasm)
4. After months of strict training and countless sacrifices, our national team finally won the gold
medal at the world ______. (champion)
5. Although Xie Zhenye is known as the fastest ______ in China, he still focuses on improving his
starting technique and reaction time every single day. (sprint)
6. We sent our sincere ______ to those who, through their great efforts, had achieved international
honors. (congratulate)
7. Among all the competitors in the long-jump event, the young boy jumped ______ and surprised
everyone in the stadium. (far)
8. In 1984, China sent a delegation to participate in the ______ Games for the first time, with a total
of 24 athletes with physical challenges competing in three events: athletics, swimming and table
tennis. (Olympics)
9. Helen Keller's life story challenged the stereotype and showed that people with ______ can live a
full and complete life. (able)
10. Gu Ailing, the talented gold ______, has become a positive role model for young people all over
the world, showing that with hard work and passion, anyone can realize their potential. (medal)
II. Tense (10%)
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1. The book is too difficult for him ___(1)__ (understand), so he'd better ___(2)__ (ask) the teacher
for help.
2. Look! The students ___(3)__ (discuss) the problem, but none of them ___(4)__ (notice) the
mistake yet.
3. This is the most interesting lecture I ___(5)__ (hear), and it ___(6)__ (make) me think deeply
about the future.
4. I wonder if he ___(7)__ (come) tomorrow. If he ___(8)__ (come) tomorrow, we will start the
meeting on time.
5. It ___(9)__ (be) two years since we last ___(10)__ (beat) them in the game.
III. Sentence transformation (5%)
1. Team Champ scored 52 points in the game, while Team Crown scored 48 points. (同意转换)
Team Champ ______ Team Crown, 52:48.
2. This car costs 400,000 yuan. A car like this is too expensive for me to afford. (同意转换)
I can't afford ______ ______ a car ______ this.
3. My grandma is 80 years old. My grandpa is 80 years old, too. (同意转换)
My grandpa is ______ ______ ______ my grandma.
4. There is a lot of juice in the bottle. There is little juice in the glass. (同意转换)
There ______ ______ juice in the bottle than in the glass.
5. He doesn't do well in gymnastics. I think. (用宾语从句合并句子)
______
IV. Fill in the blanks with the first letters given (5%)
In the 7th grade, I was known as the smartest girl - the girl who always got the h___(1)___
grades. No one really expected me to be good at sports. I didn't, either.
In P.E. class, we played volleyball, and I was one of the w___(2)___ players on my team. I
worried the whole time that the ball would hit me right in the face. Every time the ball came my way,
I would just move away.
"Kelly, you should just stick to getting high grades," one of my classmates said. "Not all people
are born to play sports. And that includes you." I was hurt, but I didn't say anything. Deep down, I
believed he was right.
One day during break, I saw a few girls playing soccer happily. I decided to have a t___(3)___
and asked a girl if I could play. "You want to play soccer !" she laughed. "OK. But you have to be on
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the other team. I don't want my team to l___(4)___."
I was very clumsy when I first played. However, I told myself not to give up. Over the next few
weeks, I practiced really hard and gradually I could move more quickly and easily. I started
s___(5)___ point after point for my team. My team members and opponents were all surprised. Later,
both teams wanted me to join them during the game.
I was glad that my effort paid off. That spring, I showed that a smart girl could also be good at
sports. I took pride in myself.
V. Translation (10%)
1. 你对梦想越热情，就越容易达成目标。(enthusiastic)
2. 粉丝们祝贺那位运动员在残奥会比赛中创立了新的世界纪录。
3. 没有人怀疑她会成为标枪项目的金牌得主，因为她比其他任何运动员都更刻苦。(doubt v.)
VI. Writing (5%)
Topic: An athlete I admire
Your writing should include the following aspects:
1. Who is your favorite athlete and what sport does he/she do
2. Describe one of his/her most memorable performances in a competition. What happened in that
particular game Why were you impressed
3. What qualities or spirit do you admire most about him/her, and how does he/she inspire you
Please write an article about 100-120 words about the topic.
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参考答案
Paper One
II. Choices
11. B 12. A 13. D 14. A 15. A
16. C 17. D 18. A 19. D 20. B
21. A 22. A 23. C 24. A 25. C
26. B 27. D 28. A 29. D 30. B
III. Cloze
31. C 32. B 33. D 34. B 35. C
36. A 37. D 38. C 39. D 40. B
41. C 42. A 43. B 44. C 45. B
IV. Reading Comprehension
(A)
46. A 47. B 48. B 49. D 50. B
(B)
51. D 52. D 53. B 54. C 55. D
(C) 简答题参考答案
1. She won the gold medal in the women's 50m freestyle S6 final at the 2024 Paris Paralympic
Games, and she set a new Paralympic record with a time of 32.59 seconds.
2. She asked her coach to tie a rope around her waist to keep her on track, and she practiced
breathing techniques hundreds of times a day until she could swim steadily.
3. Yes, she has.
4. Her story shows us that the Paralympic spirit is about courage and persistence, and we should
never limit our own ability no matter how difficult the situation is.
5. (开放性答案，示例) I admire her perseverance, courage and never-give-up spirit most. We can
learn from her that we should face difficulties bravely, keep trying hard and never give up easily in
our daily life.
Paper Two
I. Word Transformation
1. gymnasts
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2. more regularly
3. enthusiastic
4. championship
5. sprinter
6. congratulations
7. farthest/furthest
8. Olympic
9. disabilities
10. medalist
II. Tense
(1) to understand (2) ask
(3) are discussing (4) has noticed
(5) have heard (6) makes
(7) will come (8) comes
(9) is/has been (10) beat
III. Sentence transformation
1. beat/defeated
2. to buy; like
3. as old as
4. is more
5. I don't think he does well in gymnastics.
IV. Fill in the blanks with the first letters given
(1) highest (2) worst (3) try (4) lose (5) scoring
V. Translation
1. The more enthusiastic you are about your dream, the easier it is to achieve your goal.
2. Fans congratulated the athlete on setting a new world record in the Paralympic Games.
3. No one doubts that she will become the gold medal winner in the javelin event, because she works
harder than any other athlete.
VI. Writing (参考范文)
An athlete I admire
My favorite athlete is Jiang Yuyan, a Paralympic swimmer. What impresses me most is her
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performance in the women's 50m freestyle S6 final at the 2024 Paris Paralympics. Despite losing her
right arm and leg in an accident, she trained for over 10 years, overcame countless difficulties, and
finally won the gold medal with a new Paralympic record.
I admire her perseverance and courage most. She never gives up in the face of hardship, which
inspires me to face challenges bravely and keep trying hard in my study and life.
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